An interesting race.
White does not have a national profile, and is completely underwhelming on a national ticket. Dole is much more widely known and is considered much more prepared for the office of the Presidency, in the nation overall, than is White.
White is rejected in his home state of Texas in the Presidential election of 1988, two years after being rejected by Texans in the gubernatorial race in 1986. Texan Baker on the ticket, combined with Dole's conservative record, push Texas into the Republican column.
Dodd helps White in the northeast, and parts of the midwest.
Moderate conservative Dole and southerner Baker sweep the south.
Baker gets a degree of satisfaction in this election, being instrumental in helping Dole carry Texas, and being on the winning ticket, after having being defeated by White in the race for Texas Attorney General in 1978.
Bottom line, White would be a weak Presidential candidate.
Dole/Baker 329
White/Dodd 209